I have a 1963 $5 bill. It is printed in red- what does that...

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Question by shzcrfty
Submitted on 7/2/2003
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I have a 1963 $5 bill. It is printed in red- what does that mean?

Answer by Pete
Submitted on 7/10/2003
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Hi..what you have is a United States Note.They were the longest issued currency in our country history from 1862 thru 1969.They are also known as legal tender notes.

Answer by Don't ask
Submitted on 10/29/2003
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Doesn't that mean it's counterfeit?

Answer by djsinthe
Submitted on 8/19/2005
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hi, i found one to. there is a red 5 on the left of it printed in red.

Answer by Just call me Jay
Submitted on 3/5/2006
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NO, It says right on the bill that this note is legal tender. I happen to have one myself. I found it going to McDonald's. It is perfectly legal, but I saw one going on ebay for $50 so don't spend one!

Answer by A
Submitted on 10/21/2006
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No, Its not

Answer by Matt
Submitted on 1/30/2007
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I have a 1886 silver certificate five dollar bill with a Indian on the front instead of a president, the bill is also over sized, any idea what it is worth?

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